In the current year, 90% of the payments have been made for procurement. "Several companies have been left, which will carry out payments by the end of this year or April 1 of the next year. The villagers have payment contracts, that is, they have received some of the money and the rest will be paid later, "said Deputy Minister of Agriculture Robert Makaryan.

Commenting on the remaining debts of the previous years, Robert Makaryan mentioned that since 2015 Debts of "Winar" Company haven't been paid. He added that the size of the debt was defined with the villagers, and now it amounts to 34 million drams. "We hope that the issue will be solved in the coming days," the deputy minister said. Makaryan pointed out that this year farmers were urged not to lend their products because the demand for grapes was great, but there were people who wanted to work with debt. "The analysis of recent debts shows that these are the same organizations. That is, this has become a mutual habit. If they have been deceived for 1-2 years, then the next year, I think, the farmer should not give his product, "said Makaryan. He did not mention the names of the companies, saying that the latters have presented their payment schedule, if violations were reported, they would say then, but added that the unfair companies are 3-4.

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